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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
Afraid of AN ..InjunctiOn. ="

A gentleman called at our office a
few days ago, and teld US he contem-
plated building a business block in
Ely, but he was rather shy for fear
that when he got his material on the
ground, somebody from Hamilton
might put an injunction on him, and
thus retard the work. We assured
him that the Injunction business was
"played OUT He is going ahead.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
sudden Death of }. E. VANDERBILT.

A Sacramento dispatch of the 22d
says that last night j. E. Vnderleith,
who lately came there from Eureka,
Nevada, while relating the story of
the murder of young Kumpf (Which
occurred the day previous), fell dead
from heart disease. He was 56 years
old. Deceased is the father Ed. and
Miss Emma VANDERBILT. He was
we'll known to many old White Piners.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
Miners Wanted.

The Austin Reveille says: The
Knickerboeker mill at lone is run
ming steadily and shipping bullion by
every stage, which is three per week.
The Company has started a force of
men in the Storm King mine in Sham
Iock Canyon with the intention of
pushing work ahead lively and extract
ing large quantities Of ore from the
large Lodges, which have not been work
ed very extensively. The company
need more miners, as at present their
force is much too short for the work
they have on hand. They want more
miners 50 as to keep tie mill supplied
with ore.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

Rainy Aprils always make good
seasons for farmers and stockmen, and
there is no known reason why this
wear should be an exception to the
rule. Nearly two inches of rain has
fallen this month, and unless May
should be unusually dry, grass ought
to be plenty this year. So says the
Silver State, and we concur,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

The Bank of Nevada, with capital
of $500 900, divided into 5000 shares
of 500 each, was organized in Reno
last week. Daniel Meyer, of San
Francisco; VI. ID Foley, OF Eureka;
George Russell, of EIko; VI. f. Ward,
j. \ Evans. 4. Benson and L. ADsa-
ham, OF Reno, were elected Directors
for the ensuing year Alta {
the Directors, II. d. Foley as e.ec,sd
President; VI. L Ward, Vice President;
Mori,z Never, Cashier; G.. & Powning,
Assistant Cashie. and 5ecro sry. The
new bank wall pe ready for business as
soon ~ Is rooms can be fitted up.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
Carson Valley Cattle.

The Carson Union, whose reporter
il seems never saw any Eastern Ne
vada bullocks, boasts of Carson Valley
cattle, 40 head of which weighed So
20G pounds, just little heavier than
jack rabbits in this part of the State.
- Silver State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
A Good Paper.

The Sagebrush Stockman, published
at Reno, 10y Bloor & Vance, is one of
our best exchanges. Every rancher,
cattle and sheep man in the State
should subscribe for it. Three dollars
per annum.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
r.tltlan - Mail Route.

The people Of Taylor, Ely, Cherry
Creek aud ept5e Valley are eirculat-
ing petition 10 the Postmaster Gen
eral for tri-weelsly mail route, (or
rather AN extension Of the Wells and
Cherry Greek route to Ely. All our
people should sign the petition aud
exert all the influence they have II ger
the route established Now that Ely
IS to he our county seat, it should have
tie nearest AMI quickest mail facilities
from the railroad. And in this route
there is another large class of people
greatly interested-the ranehcrs o.
Steptoe Valley who now have no
mail facilities at ali for distance Of
- miles, except At terminal points.
II proper representations are made TO
the Postofice Department il cannot
fail T. grant this just petition of our
people.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

The youngest child Of Fred Sperry
of Winnemucca pulled lighted can
die off the table while its mother was
in another room. The child's clothes
caught fire and injuries resulting
caused detah.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

swell, how has trade been this last
Winter2n he asked of merchant in a
Wisconsin village. Fair, sir, very
fair Then the duh times have not
affected your "Not bit. One of
my clerks stole thirty yards of silk
and paid me $500 to settle, and
another gobbled $3.50 in cash and
turned over house and lot worth 49,
600 to keep put of court. The times
are all right sir, perfectly right"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

Sol Hip will receive on next Tues
day full and complete line of general
merchandise. which are all new goods.
Call and examine his prices. Cash
talks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30
POsTOFFICE HOURS.

Mail epenssA, N. and closes ioP. NJ
uoaistered mail closes at p. M.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

A lot of gents ready-made clothing,
newest styles, inst received at Sol
Hips.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

eT-Offfce of White Pine Stage
Line and Wells, Fargo & Co.'S En-.
press.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
bUnUAx XnnINS.

For philadelphia (sxprsss). 2 %. sss, 40.
7 20, ii 81 o m, Q 90, 8 n and 7 % D. n,
Accom- location, $50 .. m, u 10. l2a,
70. Ihssts. (s' 'sss,. 7 20, IL na. a.,s
Accommodation, 9 % .. NJ, Il 10, l 2s, . %,
20 and 10 p. m.
ror New York fekp,sss,, q %, as go,
10. II 81 .. m, 3 %, t2z, so?s, 7 % and %
p. n.
For West Chester, via L, mokin. . 80 .. n.
and 8 30 p. N.
For Cape Oh'r'ee, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk 12t2 night.
For New Castle, MiddIetown, Olsytsp.
Dover, Harrington. Seaford Laurel ana
Lelmar, i2t2 night.
Baltimore sno " Arlington, ! 70, 4 q, ol.
10 % a.r. IL 70. 20 30 and Is o. N BAIT.
more, 8 rs, II IL night.
Leave FailA0oipu,~, trosd street, for VII.
mipgton (eypress), IL 70. %, 7 -, 9 10, IL 10
.. IN. Q 81, II 20, and II - p. m.
Accommodation, s8s, 10 - .. n, n ~ -,
IS and IL u ,. m.
fof fufthei ln.vrmauon pAssoAgefB Afo ~
I ferrsd 70 the ticket ONCE ct the ns ttoc.
TrAins marked thus (s)are limited express,
upon which extra fare 70 charged.
C~rs-s1 Prss~n~sr Aren't,
OHAM0 Z HUaK General HsAaHW.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
rsaaaswin lssvs vViIninessa n s,,,vvvs

TtAaa1W WIN leoWe vgllnington - 1sllovEc
Z! kss'i &, ::o Is r. h Il -
u .. 2 %. SO y 20, 9 % and . D. n
;, Aesc % I. Ssasi:n, . g; Ioo ~ 10 y - m.
For Chester (sxpfsss), %, = =, 70, o 10,
81, II q, Ii 81 :. n, Il .. a, = ana 10
Aoeommodstion. 70. %, o., . Is, 10 50,
.. m, . %. .! I %, . % and 10 % p. N.
rev YSrs, 2 o.. Js., -, $50. @. $50
q y o. e. 4 u % g D. N. n. ''' 0''A CO.
FOR West unsster, via LAmokin. 40 and
9 1e Q. m. 80 aud 90 D. m,
For Newark (Cert,e) and tntermodiste
stations, 7l2A m, Il 90 and n p. n.
bSiuInofo suu lntsrn ediate .ssAvas, 10 00
Q. n, 81 p. n. ana II IL night.
baltimore and Hay Line, A6 p. 10.
Baltimore and Washington, i Is, 4 10, o..
10 o., Il 90 .. m, u 90, sll7, 40. $40, - %
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New CASTLE, 0 90. 10 .. m, II %, . 10, 8 50,
70 p. n. and IL % bieht.
asorgstown and Loves, 9 90 .. m. and "
Ssaford (Exprees) 8 0p. N.
harrington, Dslinar and way ststisns.s 90
Express for Harrington, 10 % .. m, 20 p.
N. Way train Is p. N.
Express for Dover, harrington and Dol.
Express Tor 4;ps osa1i n; ola p.ins Com
| fort and Norfolk, 10 48 .. m, and II CT night.
Leave Philsdelphis, Broad ssrsst, for
w ~ 70 s. 10 s. ss.R1i e. ii & p:
90 s os. s II, . OF, 81, II; % ard Ii y D. n.
Accommodation, 30, 10 rs .. a., 81 27 :.
| q, u 81. 10 90 10 ~ and IL ~ D. u,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

~ MArrIn DouuHR.

rAs vav'nsg shsasvs dAaes aaa play,
Or criisou bas asresD TIE Wsst,
Kisssd b he sac, VnisR sanE 70 rsst
II sieuds 81 gfay.
And Marie comes with shadowsd fsss,
within 1ss Dias snd tssdsr sys..
Jhs shade Of recent s,FroW Mes,
via weary usss
khs gasss up 10 rspt 81 prise
At the bright skies;
Then suddsnty She stops and sings.
Tears TO tbs eyes.
80 days." she sings, "days that arc pas
that oouid not last;
Ys brought suoh Toy frauyht with no p.tp
Oh. CO ne. pray, coms back again,
"oh days. swest days, that now are dead
where are tho friep> 20 t,uo and sweet,
VINO lived Us wiz q love most dssLs
Thsy, 700. ara nM.
"OdayS vwsst Gays. 70 soon slipped BY,
noughtlsss VA I;
DID not heed ye - 70 past,
! tnought - - I'D forever last;
swim did ~ ~.
20 days. l know - viii return,
d J heart doth burn;
A. oos swest th0u ght conss svlft 10 me,
Whis1sYing sofsly, tsnderIy
sUh, Fail hssrs learn"
That all the sweet. sad days Of yors,
That now are DER.
VIII come sssiu more fair, more brieht,
Friends sill greet frtends In pure delight
On Oansan's shore.
AMI why 20 sad. swsst Margio. dear,
why do.s tho tear
Tremblo upon J our silver lash.
While quick the shades Of sorrow dash,
As though you fear7
Lick up. sweet one. seem'st thou to 500,
No lovingly,
Thy saintsd mother looking down,
While on her brow n tshes the crown
or victory7
Pfcss onward, Magic, 0od will aid
Throush sun and shade;
His 70 the power TO lead and guide.
He ii keep thee ever near Hts side,
TIL ~ shall fade.
FEB. 2. Ies7.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

In the U. 8. Senate on Wednesday the
Sunday Civil bill was considered and
passed. During the debate on the bill
Mr.. Allison, showed by figures that there
would be very small surplus, II any.
Mr.. Platt took up the question of coast
defenses, and argued that Congress
would be derelict to Its olearest and most
imperative duties If 1t adjourned without
making liberal appropriations for fortifi'
cations, guns and ships Mr.. Teller also
argued that steps should be taken fol
the defense of our coasts and frontiers,
He contrasted our naval weakness with
the strength In this respect Of othel
countries, and said, In conclusions: "Wt
had gone on In this way great many
years We were at the sbsolute mercy Of
any people who might choose to assail
US. Ships, Notifications, guns, could not
he made In day. A hundred million
dollars was stortd In the treasury Of San
Francisco aud single ironclad could
compel the authorities to surrender 1t or
suffer the destruction of the city. Yet
Congress sat on from day to day, and
considered whether the tax might not be
taken of sugar OF tobacco, or the inter
nal taxes he repealed. It was the duty
of the Legislative branch of the Govern
meut to take In mediate steps to prevent
national Disgrace. The people believed
guns and ships and Notifications ought
to be butt" and he "called attention to
the fact that 95 per cent. of the expendi-
lures would go to American laborers.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Hatch, from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported the Senate bill for
| the esta blishment OF Agricultural Expert
mept Stations. Mr.. Norwood, from the
Committee on Naval Affairs, reported a
Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary
of the Navy to resdvertise for bids fer the
construction of,cruiser No. 1, and to con.
tract for It's construction for any sum which
together with the cost OF equipment not
the armament, shall not exceed including
81, 800, 600 Mr.. McAdoo, of New Jersey, IN
troducsd bill to provide for the manu-
facture of first class modern guns for the
navy::and sea coast 6efenses Referred to the
Committee ON Military Affairs. 1t aDpro-
PIRATES $40, 600, 600, to be expended under
the control of the Secretaries of the Navy
and Of War In the construction and
manufacture Of modern first .classs ord
sance for the use of the navy snd for sea-
coast Notifications and defenses The
bill Was consid red,
pending which the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
ON SATURDAY,
TIE brH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1887,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.

at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain plan alton and tract OF
land situate in Pepcader Hundred, Nov
Usstle Counsy and state Of Delaware, with
o TWO story frame dwelling house. Darn,
corn orb and other outbuildings thereon
erected, bounded BY the road leading nom
glasgow to summit Bridge, by the nev
public road called the Jersey Road, leading
from the nrst mentioned to Kirkwood by
land OF q. Il. Ellison, land formerly OF
| Richard NJ. uritith. land formerly OF James
Il. Veasey ard Others, more particularly,
Beginning f0f NO. a. corner stone
situate IN the east SIDE Of the public road
leading from Psncsdsr meeting house 10
the suck tavern, where an ancient corner
hickory Ia said to have stool. which ts also
sorner for said land late Of iiayid Reese and
running thence by rho said road north 4
degrees we I 90 psr hes TO stone set at the
lhoad ola gully. thence by n new limo along
l : aid gully east a q 70 perchos 10 O stsRe nj
1.-The side OF q iii pond at hish water marx,
thence or ,sstny said mill pond south 10 DC.
tgrees cast 36Z perchos 10 another STAKE sci
by tho said u Ill pond at high water marx ~
aforesaid, thence north 80 desrees cast ~
Iperches to stake, beng south Z degrees
east I perches from corner marked placs
OAK and thence south 4 degrees east ~
perc to the north line Of the "9uthrie
tract" thence with line Of said "4uthrie
tract, anu Will ltuo VI A$V. . hotoShSA ~
scribed south SO degrees west about l64
per .hos TO the west side OF the old tail race
Thence down said tail race and bound Ina
with the western boundary lipo OF NO. tt
the line of LANDS late of David Rtese, and
Thence sout1 SO degrees west and binding IL
said line 10 the place OF boz inafrg, contain
ing rs acres nd 10 square psrches OF ground
more or less.
Il NO 2. beginning At stone standing In Q
line OF land lato OF David Reese, deceased, .
Icoruer OF land VIII ich John Cooper conveyed
Il to James mills being originally part OF tht
Same tract, thence by tho Same lice south
Is5 degrees west lo4 TO perches to the .wesl
side Of the saw Mill tall race, ihon up tht
; | said race by the west side Of tho water gates
thence continuing up the said west side O
!, the pond ~ high water mark TO tho nortf
jun nd airy Of the tract, thence across TIE ssfd
pond south 80 degrees east 3tH perches Il
the high water mark ON the cast SIDE Of the
pond, thence down tho said pond by h1gf
W Iter mark to "a corner stone OF O part OF the
tract ON the division, and thence with a linz
OF the said land r0rth SO degrees east 10
, perches to q stone lot q corner OF that par
Of tie tract aforesaid conveyed 70 .Ianel
n Ills, thence by one Of the limos Of aafd land
IsOuth degrees east Il Psrches TO the place
Of beginning contaiping 30 acres OF land, %
the same more or less. BOOK 7, Vol. II
page Al.
Seixed and tskou IN execution as th'
prof erty of J ohm Russell and Cstbsrine l
Il RUSSELL his wife, and t. ts.. and TO Do yot
10y GILES LAM BISON, sheriff
sheriti's office, WilR ngton, January 10
'Il.s7. j2l-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

eD.r,.Ss,,,. 1 TmSces sd as.s.es,{
si.,ns January Is. 1851. ,
s, ,.,, parsons sssinst who's &C.
:u y: ,is 4ss:spSsetiully esl, cd. .
stlcs, ,lss,rtsr, Ordinsres Bc'a !;
ply os: iii the amount o.
~ sS' ui,his % dss. N y :
pa ,,SS.,eof, Il shall % tne
tisn . " aid city TO ISSUE .
p" !, % tho ssid ci.y sdditor,
r. NV he samS VIII a.. 81
ln % ,S i.' grounds or baildins: 3:
upon NV upon such street, -
Oh ss'a nal 30 sold BY the s AZ,
', rssli ca" suction, upoS, , Ten fi y
ISo newspapers published ~
,,,s BY law before proes y; q.
o. r ~ ~ passed in many ~, TO- ,
ien nr ns,sI wants OF the cltJ
y nnsI necessary that oil OUT
NV y. ~nyyomp'ly collected: ..,
o., R' be- instituted for the col .
W. ,ys AZ unpaid after /,
iih n date Of this notice, II
( y. iv viii Be- st 4 E nall
CITY Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
List Of Public oales,

Prcud b Nsrrssk, ohustisn. IA.
DelAuass CLARA. Peneadef HI.
II. y. ?. 0ibbens, city.
/. y 4. S g Tnem gs hssssss ely.
s.:ss se y. f ri.ss. H ssssa aSi "a.
Is, J. N. Lee, RrsndJWips IA.
%, Thos. N. Ohandiss, Oenfysvflls.
10, 0eorxs Hill, hoyssi m0d1A.
10, IsTrtckson 4 TYim01, l1gaad'y Id.
:. II, Mary \. litter. Psassder Id.
. =. sosssss S %:.s On. sss e.,
10 Nero Baekus, city.
" 10. II. Swayns, Ex. city.
" n, Uouglssy Morr1son, White Clay
Greek Hundred.
"a, jas. Il. Olsrk, nsey Delaware City
r. Ds!rickson 4 GALWAY. Brandy
~, Miller and Jos. Forwood Brandy
-, Thos. CLARK. New Ossils I'D
T" "a Wash ipEton King, Penoader I'D.
" ~, Robert Mcrarlin. New Castle Hid
"a, Natha Mol Thompson, Pencadsrbd q.
/" Is. samuel Broadbeat W. U. q. HID.
March !. John n, tmory, y; q I'D.
norwood, Ohrts'iana HID.
-" 2, Jas. y. Me9iliissn, Brandy Hid
,, W. z. Il E. u. AollingsWorth
). W. X. Pows,,, PenoaAer Hundred
I. MefarIin Z Benss. N. y. do.
s.. -. naist.. Mil 5rcek i'd.
- . W. W. Calhoun. Red Lion hid.
A" o. arr b Mcesinsou. HrAnd'y HID
10, W. 4. Thompson. N u. nd.
" Latimcr l. Hall OhrteianA Hid
- ii, No l223 MARKET street..
IL, Peoples b Sheldon Christi. lid
ii J. ". willard. 105 W. 7th st.
IA, VIM Bndenkoft, Blaoxbird i Dol
=. Il, h. ". Mouslsy. Brandy hd.
- ~, O.. T. Brooks. W. q. z. nd.
10, W. b. Vane, W. y. y. I'd.
Is, samuel Handy, brandy HID.
10, J. W. Quest besr Olsynoni
l7,ChArlss =. Quest, Brady Id.
'' 10, A. Valentine. brandywine Ht
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

MOB sALr.
brick Dwe,lias Heuses.
I2-ssory. 0 rooms, liza, liza, il2s and Ills
raa.s.ory, rooms, 1880. ilsg, lix End iiss
fa-story. I rooms, with bath IDA, 1909,
1908. 1919, lait, 12l6, l2ls Walnut street.
atory. 4 Dons, with bath. l1je Ktsg Of.
story. I n, ms, MS Tstnsli street.
the above wiikbs sold st bargain and
on easy terms
ZINE BUILDING LOTS
At llth and Poplar streets.
18th ard Poplar streets.
lIth and " ilson Streets.
18Th and W tlson streets NY
.. AUGUSTUS McOAULLEY,
O-o eos Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

nor SALE AT A BAR
L gain. from now until
MARCH 18th, the three
story brick dwelling, 1908
VanBuren street. Viii sell
to suit the purchaser. VIII
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply At the Rnvs-
LICAN Office. jy74-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

v,,apox February l, 1887.
Lh !s ave iris day formed .
s .ea na arm name Of Gregg
n az !, m purpose Of dealing ~. "
,o s' &C., with otiioe ~ oo'
x. n. ahEOo,
W.P. vOshkLL' ar.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

,r,xIn nAI.K ok ExOMANuk-A rym
h bor Ct desirable hogese, With al ~
~ nniIdinG lots viii b. tAksnin part OF VI. o;s
.aymeat flalaEoes may ROMAN on yAort.
ssgs for years. Ale ouildina sites All
ans Of ths city fof fesidsnees; also mann
scturins sites, especially $4,000 for mo-
,fwsccr paaIns thropxh.it, sbuvs 200 isss
com the Il, D. r. Rasison1. u 3 tax one
,,Shth tie regular rates. 1h.a . no2srty will
q sold b. the acre or IN mailer lots, IT
srms to BGit purchascrs. hlso hsress "a
ant cheap. TbvS, IA. OoLE,
ytz Frenoh street.
on P.J. FORD. "a and Hodnsx .szl.u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

When baby WAS sick, we gave her Oasto-ia.
When She WIS hid, she cried for Castoria,
VIII n she beosme Miss, she chung 70 Oastorta q,
Wnen she had Children. she gave them Cas-
toTia.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

DUBLIO SALE OF REAL ESTATE
u VIII be sold Et public sale, at the
ho.el Ct Mrs. Creeden, In H0ckessin, on
FRIDAY. vEBKUARY 18th. 1887.
ut 2 O'Clock, p. M,
Eight acres Of ground, moro or less loca-
ted 10 Mill Greek hundred one mile south
OF hockessin station, on tina road iording
down uill Cresk. and acloininR lands of
VIM. Foote, inc. LAT .rty and others. Tho
imp oeements are house and stable. A
spring Of good water near lhe welliDg. Over
an acre Of woodland A chance tJr u good
stone qlsrry on the promises. Sale POSITIVE.
Also. at the same me and place, q two
story frame house Of 0 rooms, we'll and CEN
trally locate in the vilisgs of H0ckesefn. on
To- ms at sale.
JOEN q. JACKSON, Agent.
| JIG. Robinson, Auc. f3-oodts-1lw
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

D.A TRUCKL1 On SHARES
es from Wilmington, no outlay
1eeenos for ABILITY and sober
PISS box ri, citg. ys,s
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
FOR SALE.

A great bargain-will be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ling. No.sII East Twelfth street,
Is rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
|CAULLEY, No. coo Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

lyuEnIrr'S SALt-BY VIRTUE VI A
- writ Of Ais Levsrt FaciaI, TO me d.
REQ ed viii be exposed to public sale at tho
Washington Hotel, now kept by james a.
Wilson, in tho town OF Newark, in White
CLAY Greek hundred, New Castie C1uniy,
IaL
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

No wonder people havs confidence
when the hest ply sicians are prescrio'
ling DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

D-t WHITE PROTESTANT
|for general housework; A good
ilonef. Apply a; S-o Jefferson
l2s-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
ON SATURDAY,
HE sTH DAY OF FEx,RUAKY, 1857,

The folio wing described ,e.l estate, viz:
All that certain tract or parcel of land
with the builtines thereon erected, stu
ated In 81. Georges Hundred, WOW Gas 1e
county aud state Of Delaware, bounded and
described rs follows TO Wit:
Beginning at an 'old stump" In the
road leadiag from tho Buck tavern 10 St.
iesrKes, thepco running and binding by
and With line Of land belonging TO Man.
love Jester nor h 81 degrees east 108 e-lo
oerches to q stake In line Of eafd Jester lano,
thence by new line south tb degrees easl
$50 psrches to Q stake, To snce by new line
&c utn 80 degrees, west 100 S-l0 perches to q
sta re, thence up the road leading from the
BucV tavern 10 st GEORGES 6lA dsgreco
vest 81 $40 perohes to a stake. thence with
satd road north rs degrecs. west II t-lo
perches TO stake ID ence north e4sl degrees
west % 9-lU perc1es to the old STUMP In the
road and place Of BEGINNING, containing
xItbIn those bounds 100 acres, rood and Il
,parobes OF land be the same more or lees.
seized and takep IN execution as =, the pro p,
sou en- his wife and to be s0ld by
GILES LAM BISON, Sheriff.
Sheriff 'sOffice, Wilmington, January 20,
I sR7 III. cod
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

,-rO BUY, ABJUr THE
pr March a Mi.k route OF abou'
hundred quarts. address {.
ON Q, stating price n.ots
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

,,rv. WILMINGTON Goat
!, j. a, the Wilmington CoAi "a,
mi, DAY declared o DIVIDEND
IA 'p p,r share for the past Oh
{tle W demand. ~,
". Y. TAYLOR,
Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
WANTED

-PERSONS WANTING M
help for hotels, restsuran's or
les can be acclmrl0d ttcd by
vii ningtoi Intelligence OF
ge street, I20-,f
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

-MU ruAL LOAN As NiCIA.
New stock for ssle; f.tt pay
bruary 10,
HEURgE U. MhKl Soc.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

pa M AN TO AXE A
dairy that rJute. Apply
fa.3L
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

NOR SALIVA VERY DESIRABLE
II farm OF II scYes, more or Ices, on the
lancaster pike. ~ mtlas rom Wilm'n ytop,
frame house. with or . rooms. Good barn
for 7 head Of stook. and ou,tuiidings. Very
ne oroha I'd: apples pears and cherrist. BY
II. AUGUST McOAULLEY, coo MarkeI
street. n.f
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

NOR aALE--ShOE STORE. STOCK
z and fixtures i"r sale, and cheap rent.
Inquire 49, East 8rd street, l3-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

EHJo SALE-LDW, SOME BUILDING
II lots, In desirable loca ion. WILL AN
}. FISHER, eis3f Market street. jl1.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

NOR SALE OK KENr-A GOOD =
q rooned franc house, neAr1y new. and
eight acoos OF land, Handsomely situated .
Phi adctphia pike. ~ miles from VII.
mington. Apply 70 JUAN y. BEtS)N,
near premises. dcc1l-dhw-4pn'
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

I'd A WHITE 9IRL FOU
'tai louSSorz. Apply at SCI
is.St
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

tD-A slYUAil N TO 10
seeo,h apply at private en-.
1oL West frlnt street. fS.2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

SfoR SAI.ts-HOUSEhDLD fURNl-
~ ture At private sale from nov until
march 2bth, at HOO Wash Ing ton street. f2-3ls
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

CrOR 1.-THE THREE STORY
y brick house No 100 Poplar street. In
uire on the premises h. NJ TI.ACK. ~ 3ta
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

nJR SALE-l.AKuE BhiUk SrUAE
e and yelling N. W cor. seventh and
Church streets; excellent location for dry
goods aad TRAININGS. L. Ii. GRECO, COS
King stroet. ian2s-Tt
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

L0-A MAN To OPEN OY&.
Apply to GARDNER, seventh
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